Panel to Review Applicants to Replace Arizona Supreme Court Judge
A call is out for applications to replace Chief Justice Scott Bales, who will retire July 31.
Prison Guards and Inmates Unite in Plea for Better Security
Calls for action point to problems with door locks that critics say resulted in the death of an inmate and the beating of guards.
Court Won't Immediately Stop Wait-in-Mexico Asylum Policy
The federal appeals court temporarily blocked a ruling barring the Trump administration from making asylum seekers wait in Mexico.
Planned Parenthood Sues Over Arizona Abortion Laws
The suit asks the court to bar enforcement of laws the group alleges violate due-process protections.
Arizona Chief Justice Bales Announces Retirement
The departure of the high court's only Democrat leaves Gov. Ducey with a fifth appointment to the court.
Former Governor of Sonora Released From Jail
Guillermo Padrés had been held in Mexico City since 2016 over charges of money laundering and organized crime.
VW Doles Out Last of Settlement Owed to Arizona Consumers
The checks, each worth $1,000, are part of a $40 million settlement reached in May 2018.
Congress Considers Legislation to Help Tribes Solve Cases of Missing People
Laws under consideration could improve tracking databases and increase funding for services like domestic violence shelters.
Trump Promises Migrant Tent Cities; Family Releases Continue in Arizona
The president said he will order massive tent cities to hold migrants, while authorities continue to release families.
Divided Senate Advances Kavanaugh Nomination Toward Weekend
Sen. Jeff Flake, who had wavered, said he will vote to confirm the nominee unless something changes.
Arizona Sues Maker of Oxycontin
Lawsuit claims Purdue Pharma violated a judicial order regarding claims made in advertisements.
US Plans to Sidestep Limits on Detaining Immigrant Children
At issue is the so-called Flores agreement, which lays out requirements regarding detention length and setting.
Suit Paves Way for Arizonans to Text 911
A settlement set up funding for the service, which is expected to benefit the hearing-impaired, among others.
Supreme Court to Open 2018 Term with Arizona Case
Two former Mount Lemmon firefighters claim age discrimination.
Taking a Trip to "Bundyville"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Legal battles on the border over the separation of families; and Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman talks about life, death, and having fun in between.
